Difficult to call.
Certainly there is that which is called 'personal religion', one's own beliefs, informed by one's own experience.
But if you're talking The Religions, founded on Received or Revealed Doctrines, then the Tradition comes first, then the Scripture.
Same, really, in any endeavour. Philosophy, physics, mathematics — 'tradition' is the the transmission of data from person to person, generation to generation.
Prof Huston Smith called Tradition 'the winnowed wisdom of the human race'. I like this comment he had:
"... but I don't rely solely or even primarily on my own initiative here (for his vision of the cosmos). The chief reason I accept it is that it conforms to "the winnowed wisdom of the human race," as I like to think of the enduring religions in their convergent metaphysical claims. The word wisdom needs to be qualified, though. Not everything in the 'wisdom traditions" is wise. Modern science has retired their cosmologies; and their social formulae – master/slave, gender relations, and the like – must constantly be reviewed in the light of historical changes and our continuing search for justice. It is their convergent vision of ultimate reality, the Big Picture, that impresses me more than any of the alternatives that modernity has produced."
The Houston Smith Reader.